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      The Estok Motor Inn was originally on land owned by the Tait family and later the Allhusen family whose log home once stood where the restaurant is now located. The land changed hands several times prior to the construction of the motel and restaurant which was done around the 1950. …

      A black and white postcard done in an oval mat. The young woman in the photo is identified as Bessie Fraser who appears to be in her late teens. She wears a white blouse with a sailor type collar and her hair is pinned up loosely.

      This is a black and white photo postcard of three men and their catch of fish. They stand in front of an overturned canoe and two of the men hold the ends of a pole from on which at least two dozen fish have been strung. A third man stands …

      This black and white portrait includes Elizabeth Rowan (Beharriell, her brother Burns and her Grandmother Mrs. William Beharriell. Elizabeth is standing behind her grandmother and brother, she wears a dark dress with a small bolero style jacket over it, while Burns wears a shirt and tie under a military style …

      The two girls are: Viola Tulloch and Dorothea Eaket

      ``Lo Maggie and Alex, from Lizzie and Jack``.

      It appears that there may have been another person in the photo to the right but they were removed from the photo.

      Doris (Reid) Trudeau and Orville Reid. There is a stamp on the front of the postcard that reads "Photo by Copeland Thessalon, Ontario"

      This is a black and white photographic postcard, showing a part of the shore at Tulloch's Camp on Chiblow Lake. The photo includes several canoes and row boats on the shore line. There are also cabins and a vehicle parked near the shore line. Two men stand near the car …

      While notes on the reverse indicate that this later became the Rod and Gun Hotel, other documentation states that the Algoma Hotel stood on the site of the previous daycare/Doctors building, while the Rod and Gun was across the corner.

      This color postcard is an aerial view of the town of Iron Bridge. This photo was taken prior to the original bridge being dismantled and after the new bridge had been put in place. The photo shows most of the town east of the river.

      The construction for the Red Rock Hydro Dam began in 1959 in response to the need for more power after the discovery of Uranium in Elliott Lake. Red Rock was built in response to the demand from the mines, cost approximately $17 million and employed 550 people at some points …

      This color postcard shows a 1907 Pumper Wagon that was situated in front of the Blind River Fire Department. These older vehicles were coal fired and a fireman would feed coal to the engine. This would be done on the way to the fire site in order to build up …

      Notes read, "A postcard sent to Miss E. Gardiner in Aug Stan very old Man on Top of load of hay Emma's brother, our great Uncle Bert. Circa 1905" This photo can be found in the Gardiner/Allen scrapbook 1700's - 1954.

      Notes indicate this is part of an old postcard circa 1900-1905. This photo and notes can be found in the Gardiner/Allen scrapbook, 1700's - 1954.

      This black and white photo is of the original Dean Lake Town Hall. It is a one story wood building that at the time of the photo was being braced on the right side to prevent leaning. Two large lengths of wood can be seen bracing the wall. Several men …

      Left to Right: Hattie Gardiner, Mary Cosgrove, Lenora Gardiner of Iron Bridge, and Mrs. McMillan, Mrs. Anne Cordukes from Sowerby WI. This photo can be found in the Tweedsmuir History created by the Iron Bridge Women's Institute.

      Left to Right: Ilene Smith, Edith Cameron, Joe Baker, Mrs. Armstrong (Dayton Womens Institute). Mrs. Jean Whitfield (Livingston WI). This photo can be found in the Tweedsmuir History created by the Iron Bridge Women's Institute.

      Members shown are: Hattie Gardiner, Katie Draper, Anna Reid, Kay Grigg, and Lenora Gardiner. The two women in the middle of the photo were from the Hospital Auxiliary. This photo can be found in the Tweedsmuir History created by the Iron Bridge Women's Institute.

      Left to Right: Wilda Montgomery, Mary Seabrook, Daisy Allen, Mary Cosgrove, Hattie Gardiner, Lenora Gardiner, Jean Maxwell, Loretta Leeson, Anna Reid. This photo can be found in the Tweedsmuir History created by the Iron Bridge Women's Institute.